Check in here. Guest parking is on the lower level.
View of lake from upstairs patio.
Private boat ramp requires little to no waiting. Ample parking.
Gain their trust and they will eat out of your hand.
Mother's day starts Fawn season which lasts all Summer. Late June the fawn sightings reduce.
I like to go fawn watching in late May-early June.
As you can see, they are well camouflaged.
Looking into cove from the mouth of Tom Creek
Cold natural spring in Tom Creek
After heavy rains we canoe up Tom Creek and Play on the shoot.
The Doe leaves them for 8 hours or more after birth and they do not move unless they are confronted by a dog or animal of pray.
We have pet them and they just lay still. It is important not to frighten them to the point they flee.
During the drought the creek was quite dry with exception of this spring. We kayak up the creek from the Westhaven cove on Tom Creek.
True Rarity! I found this Mussel near the lake shore in extreme drought. It measures 5 inches in length and is believed to be as old as the lake.
Again a true rarity! These Ice ribbons form at the root of Frostweed under just the right circumstances.
My photos of these formations were released on KSAT news during the weather report so others could experience the extraordinary art created by nature,
